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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-11

BALTIMORE, June 11.-Virginia Is consolidated
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40; new 30 - bid to-day.
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CHICAGO June 1.-THE Wheat market opened
higher on news of unfavorable condition of crops
strong California markets and heavy charters for
shipment. July started u higher at S57s, sold to
S67s, and is now quoted ut S53s. July Corn 80.
July Oats %. July ribs Sc 90.
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New YORK, June 11-Cotton steady uplands
IL BIC Orleans 11i2 futures opened easy but
closed firm Flour quiet and unchanged: Wheat
irregular Corn lower. Pork firm At SIG old
mess at SIS Lard dull at 81 O2lb.
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LARGE assortment of the latest styles and
N prettiest patterns of Four-in-hand Teck,
Claudent and Puff SCAaFS, just from the factory.
mh24 AMOS B. SLAYMAKER.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-16
EOREFATHERS' DAY.

The celebration of the landing of the
Pilgrims will be held as usual at Middle
bury, under the auspices of the Middle
bury Historical society, in the Congrega-
tional church, on Wednesday evening,
Dec. 81, at 6 80 o'clock. The address
will be delivered by Rev. G. w. Phillips,
d. D., of Rutland.
The ladies' social party following the
public exercises will be held in the lect-
ure-room of the church, attended with
music, toasts, speeches, etc. Tickets, 80
cents; on sale at Hanaford's drug store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-16

have on hand a very fine lot of cutters OF
different styles which will sell very cheap
for cash. J. W. Baker, Pierce House, Middle
bury, VT. BOWL
NOTICE. have not sold out the kerosene
business, and the wagon will continue to make
its regular trips on Wednesdays and satur-
days. F.E. ROGERS.
The silk handkerchief and muller display at
Pine Hall is tar the finest ever seen in town.
1t is an entire line of manufacturers samples
at a discount of 33lk per cent Don't fail to go
and see the display.
NoTICE.-The demands are such on our
treasury that am compelled to say to those
that have not paid their taxes, to do so at
once. Any that wish me TO call for taxes
please let me know. special Office days, Mon
days and saturdays, at II. w. Brewster's.
NJ. A. MUNRoE, Collector.
Nov. %, 1857. tt
FuRs-I will buy raw tlrs, ginseng and bees
dlebury, and on Saturdays at W. J. Thomp-
sons store, Vergennes.
4Stf L. o. THOMPSON.
FURs.-I will pay the highest cash price for
all kinds OF raw furs at H. E. Smith & Co.'S
gennes, Saturdays.
A. If E. L. MOODY.
We would call the attention of our patrons
to the advertisement of Harvey & Co.'S, 800
Washington street, Boston, California excur-
sions and would advise all persons who are
contemplating trip to any point west of the
Missouri river to consult with them before
purchas sing tickets elsewhere.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-16
MASONIC.

Potter Chapter, No. %, r. \. NJ, will
hold special convocation this evening at
o'clock, for the purpose of comforting
the Mark Master Mason's degree.
On Tuesday evening next. the goth, at
I o'clock, will occur the stated convoca-
ton of this chapter, and at O'Clock the
same evening the stated assembly of
Middlebury Council, No. II, Royal and
Select Masters.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trains pass Middlebury station at the hours
given below
GOING NoRTH-Express, As a. M; local ex
press, 9 40 a. M; mail, ;25 p. M; express
6:15 p. IN.
GOING SoUTH-Mail, 940 a. M; passenger
80 p. m. mixed, Sill p. M; express, 93.
p m.
MAILS CLosE-North, 2 so and 80 p. M
South, 90 a. m, and 80 p. m.
See Central Vt. time table, elsewhere.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-16
LOCAL NEWS,

are said to be very rough.
Scarcely enough butter is offered these
days to form the basis of a quotation.
What is brought in sells at IS to 20 cents.
A. A. Gladding, living in the eastern
part of the town, the other day slaugh-
tered a pig seven months and six days
old that weighed 290 lbs. Next. lTs II
Il There are on sale at Mr.. Marshall's
store few copies of "Association lid
Bits" the cookbook published by the
Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
a Mr.. II. W. Brewster has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate of the late
Mr.. Hanaford. After the rush of the
holiday trade is over the contents of the
store will be inventored and the prop
erty offered for sale.
w. NJ. Cushman has bought of F. & L.
Z. Moore of Shoreham three-years-old
Shorthorn heifer that weighs zoos lbs.
She will be shown on the streets here
Monday and then slaughtered for Christ
mas consumption, Mr.. Cushman having
one side and Mr.. Tulley the other.
y meeting of the village trustees will
be held at the clerks office, over Tulley's
market. on Monday evening next, Dec.
10, for the abatement of taxes and the
drawing of orders for all outstanding
village bills, preparatory to passing the
accounts into the hands of the auditors.
The subject of the Rev. DR.. Phillips
address at the Pilgrim celebration here
next week will be "Divine Providence in
American History" He is an able and
eloquent speaker, sure to interest and in
struct all who hear him. The official no
tice of the celebration appears in another
column.
James NJ. Slade, Esq, chairman of the
Republican town committee, requests us
to say that there will be a meeting at the
Addison House on Wednesday evening
next at 30 o'clock for the purpose OF
organizing Republican club. A full
attendance of Republicans, young and
old, is earnestly requested.
Mr.. F. W. Atwood of West Salisbury
is building large ice-house near the
freight depot and will convert his pres.
ent ice-house there into a refrigerator fol
the storage of butter and eggs, which he
intends to buy in large quantities an
other season and keep for fall and win
ter shipment to the cities.
The Central Vermont railroad will sci
round-trip tickets at all stations for fare
one way during the holidays. Christmas
excursion tickets will be good going Dec
% and "a and good to return till the 9th
inclusive; and the New Years tickets
will take one to his destination on tn,
3Oth and 3lst and bring him back unit
Jan. 3, inclusive.
The weather of the past week has beer
singularly mild for the middle of Deem
Der. 1t rained from Saturday morning
till Monday night almost constantly, anc
since then. though the air has been chill
ly, it has seemed more like late October
than winter. 1t is recalled by some OF
the older people that the winter of 1871
AZ started in just as this has, and tina
there was 'no sleighing and hardly any
cold weather all through it.
Foreman j. II. Sargent of Fairmoun
Engine company was agreeably surprised
on Tuesday evening by the appearance
at the Logan House of the members OF
the company in full force. \ fine sup
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-16
LOCAL NOTICES.

Fine candies at Marshalls.
Diaries TOR 1855 at Marshalrs.
Hanging lamps at Wales.
Read F. A. Bonds new adj.
Christmas cards at Marshalrs.
See E. r. Clay's new advertiser ent.
Pop corn 8 cents per pound at Manney's
Dry hard wood tor sale. W. H. SHELDON.
Novelties tor Christmas, at Mrs. SHADES
A fine line OF Christmas goods at Wales.
Christmas candy, 20c per pound at Manney's
Rembember the Blue Point oysters at Col.
by's.
Make early selections OF your holiday goods
at Marshalls.
lOc counter, 5000 pieces toys dolls etc, ETC.,
all for lOc Come and see them at Wales
Nor1cE.-we will pay the highest cash price
for hides at our market. PIPER ROGERS
STOVES AT CosT.-For the next so days, at a.
Calhouns.
Fine meerschaum and brier pipes tor Christ
mas at Colbys.
Look at our stock OF leggtngs and rubbers
before buying elsewhere. W. II. SHELDON.
coat at Pine Hall.
Now is your time to get cloaks and jackets
low at Mrs SHADES.
Ladies' felt shoes, warm and comfortable.
W. III. SHELDON.
Freshmade candies 2Oc per pound at Mar
shalrs.
Buy the new red kerosene oil. No smell and
a splendid light, at W. F. Tulleys.
FOR RENT.-Five pleasant rooms.
4stt L. d. TwITCHELL.
Call and see our dog FUR coats, at sl4.
F. \. BOND.
If you want a nice chair cheap for Il Christ
mas present, you can find it at b. 3. Hopes.
New stock lounges, mattresses easy chairs,
oil paintings, etc, at Pitts Furniture Rooms.
II you need lamp 25c will buy one at Mar
shalls.
FOR RENT.-Desirable tenements. Inquire
at this office.
another column. Awe
House on Court street tor sale. Inquire OF
Mrs. Burditt or L. Z. Knapp.
Highest cash price paid for all kinds of raw
furs. G. W. FAssErT.
For SALE.-A two-horse-power with thresh-
er and trucks. Inquire at this office.
Prices and qualities to suit every one, in
cloaks at E. r. Clays.
wANTED.-One or two cheap work mares
must be pretty smooth, Address box $50
Middlebury T. o.
Why will you sleep on the floor when you
can buy good mattress for $3.50 of Pitts
Big stock.
FOR SALE per cent farm mortgages, guar
anteed by the Commonwealth Loan and Trus
Co. Also per cent debenture bonds.
NJ. A. BROOKS.
E. r. Clay has just received large lot O
jackets, which will be sold cheaper than ever
Highest cash price paid tor hides and sheer
pelts, every week day, at the old Central mar
ket TULLEY CUsHMAN.
wANTED-A second hand circular saw for
saving four foot wood Address, Box l27
Vergennes. wv
Stewards Cough Cure for sale at the Case &
Rider drug store; the most reliable cough
remedy in the market
The largest and finest line of willow and
reed chairs ever in town, at b. b. Hopes Fur
niture store, No. 10 Main ST.
FOR SALE.-The' Houghton place, South
Main street, a very desirable piece OF proper.
ty. Enquire OF Henry s. Foote.
Go to Gauvin Bros. Tor photos They will
be open until the Goth OF this month, instead
OF the 18TH as stated in the Signal.
LOST.-A fawn colored pug dog on Decem
Der LIST. Suitable reward upon return to sam
uel Bacon, Munger street, Middlebury.
All the accounts OF the late fr1nIof Earl 4
Smith must be paid by the 18th cost will b,
made. c. d. EARL
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-16
METHODIST.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.


REV. HENRY LANE, PASTOR.
This is the order of services in the X. {.
church commencing with Trinity sunday,
June B.
Mass at 10 80 q. m. After Trinity, mass at al
ternate sundays at and 10 80 u. IN. Bene-
diction and prayers every sunday at : 80 p.
IN. Regular time tor catechism, 3 80 p. m.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-16
CONGREGATIONAL.
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
REV. A. DEF. PALMER, PASTOR.
Sunday Services, 10 40 a. M; I oo p H.
Sunday school, IL oo H. -oo
Prayer.meeting, Thursday, ioop' III
Seats free.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-12-16
Social Ntdtters.
THE CHURCHES.

THE CHURCHES.
ST. STEPHENS.
REV. ALvA f. CARPENTER, RECTOR.
Fail, 1887.
sundavs-Services 10 As a M; 100 p. M
Sunday school, 80 a. M
misunderstanding Prayer, 100 p M
Holy Days, Holy Communion. oo a. M
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december copper at lo.s5c.; 10 49,.

1o o .3999 az december copper Os5c 10 Ton.
sTSREs s,ss Spirit: Tu,e:.sn. tn, a.,.
s sr ".T ws Sn.
81 2oa 81 S2s Coed Strained 81 9 stra!ns
a. al. ~ sa,s a..r
the 's;s FL i!ss% berth sh
bush. s.Is 5iSoo S%. s ZOO
h. steamer G ipd s 81 Ss'' PIT
hence British bark 5000 obs sn er1.
rs I'd United Kingdom cont neni hence British .hi
Go So Sa ap%.. 9 81 Pss oo b rsaD from
ns ps." e na f'%SH or
spanish port from New 0rrsas British bark lump sum
hence aBrsh bark. general; Liverpool, from savarnah
oiLs-CSiton,esd firm. cecoanut rather easier sal.,
10 ton, cochin at 7s5:e Quotation ceoS..
40 4c or 4oStics white l coc.sau tn @.,
:r.s ~: fGS S.. rs~ City t t % %":' soaf:
PINE present MAKE SsS '4c Mss.acS Sr.' Sum.
sprisg, p e2sc 1eache 5lc; sp.r. crude est:
sprn; e7.7"c Whale srads n9TtGorn .ie .oa'lsS.
D.scs.a 12c Elephant. Scachei winter s5c ''''
PRovIsloS s1PoKAmIradimg was dnseidsdly 1rskrto
lover sales 800 bbl, Mess quoted sl3 5o~SI5 Is ny
Hsr ~ rr@. r@e siSs Fa%y as.
go 50 s ZEE d5a E 4 Ms., II @
ass Is; Packet $3.50 Plate So .5d IS Is f.my as:,
s. SO .Gy SSst
to-day ana as natural ,.segs"eo prGs, mas. be rrsar
riSSisi Bellies 1.9'sS s. for Y
Ss c sTG.e sHDu,5 M n1 ri r FSi
Ia I'd Exporters were freer BUYERS toda, the aes
ate 9rng Wholly Of se;mps ~, na wes o s 9s:
s wss but s sa wy" firm at or near the b..
Sales lSsOcs. Western SPOT (the major portion
steam, higher and in sr- los ODE R.ss.d o.i
1000 tcs November 655G coo. closag 6GJc. 1000 tcs
RsetmGs sci e.,ss 'S o'9S 80 Tso' s3 s'
closing 6G'c 75C t.. March 65oG H. c9siog 5lG
and EGGs-Bntter-Ihe better goods are wei, man.
;sned ~ pric WIZ iar drma'a but ne telling oIheIN.
lGa2 stat. Creamery. 2j426Ee; state D.ry
Factory - lGcj W.,teru Dir. y &c. Western la.
iatsn cr.4nery lssl9s Cheese Marsei Saer; no new
steady state Factory. lo.9ll sc, iscndng White .
dds a GGs s%.nd At ST r. le Gs S
and Penavlvana .2q22t Western l2s2I qc. infer'rs
sWGAR-Toi Raw sugar Ilc market strong on.a,
tt.t centrifusa hhas dc@s.s Mo..,e. Re
aaet qaet orq.ISas cgt Loaf e.: .rI'hsd &C. S1ss
a:@l% G =, 5ce s.st.st:.t,s ee sASi.n
EYE as; b.; a Ee 6. 'g, az ouoe 7
sale, ZOO ~ &C. Western quoted 7'c oloOm'rsAF'ae
TALON. >ieaaiy held with moderate inquiry Prime
- wisGoS.@ Iayaaa. case: ISL W.c:a, Ia
90 la la snn.r ~ o''e' havana" 'o "''
oVery te On,in s. been reported amt while
values Indicate material reduction the temper Is
sales. $4,000 % and above Michg heac- 5000
Texan 1000 10 smyrna and $4,000 ID East India
private terms Quotations; Domestic feeces-NNN. S9
Soc Xxx. 81 Ste y. 81 $50; No l. 30 35c No 3-d
BIC. common. 26G3 Il. Combng aud DelaEesWashct nne
80 BIC; do. medium. 3, a3sc d. coirse 30
Il 32c.; pulled IS Soc super. 8 re,
}fiC. GOOf Hope. - sc.
Terrory-C noice % .6c. fair COOL 10 12c
carpet, 10 lsc. California Fal-tlne lS0 zoe low,
II l7c California Sprrg-Fine % &c. me .Ium, 700
low &c. l3 a lie. Monteyideo. - Soc Australian.
500. TeXas-Eastern and Nortlern-tinr ami medium.
Ia We.e,p and i Son ~ s fg
fail. Medium. / yc spring, l64 &c fd. Coase lic.
spling i Y lsc. lall.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Or P2ODU CE.
Per North R:s.-. vess..s at RAlr9rfi
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

taken IN the - rAet 10 'ay
ami values were for fair RE spot invoices
The mlldcr growthS dun sales 800 mats Java skim
MaTcaibO In keeping Win weaker
cable the speculative market opened at decline OF
closed steady at OF 90 10 point,
as follows January lGlO0lG4j. February 1856 10 ~
March 1920 30 April ljG IL 90 May 1910 inoy;
June 5000 10 noi July 10 ,1n 90" io.'
iG45G 1850 December. 1850 1860. The ranges on
daercut month, are January 1920 FeS5n
IL To- Nav lG.Oja IL 10; June, l605d 1890 July.
Is ~ n 1898; AUGUST. lj.95dl560; Scpenber 1927
TX AZ. Octobcr Is 90 1850: November 1860 a lO3o
Dof enbcr Ii 70 n 1850. Total sales. 10000 bags.
COTTON-Ihe demand for spot lots was light nut Vine
vcro m.naine sales bales tl42 last evening" all Of
which There have been shipped during
Warehouses; Of mills 81 bales inc
port aggregated $50 bales comparing WIN
week and 4j2~9 bales the cor
responding The total port receipts since
September hlvs been i.i0~3nj bales cernparin- WIN
/ Dales the spending perlOd last year
Dissd The AM6rcan STANDARD stcll.1catsa
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY,
GERALDINE.

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morocco, tree calf, flexible calf - 20.
IT is a rhythmlcal romance, love story In meuc
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g. has enjoytd phenomenal popularity and large circula
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rich in its descriptions scenery among The Thousand
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have been depicted by artist who followed the route
OF the hero Of the poem, produced gallery
OF scenes drawn from nature"
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FL ROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IIvlgrooI oct 20 30 p m-Bscf IN poor demird nh
H.. India dun So "a. PORK in poor demand lilNs
Mess astern. lull At rs gd poor demand 10
cut dun AT i6s Bacon IN po.r demand ,'r's 80
shoulders dull at 29s cheese IN poor demand iAioM avn
Turpeutinc ia fair demand. RoSln ia poor denIh Lur
Spot ana Futures m poor demand Wheat IN iAr drM'a
No Winter Us ST. New No. spring hrm =, ~
iar dem nj. Corn spot and Futures ~ 80,
mand Mixed Western October nrm az - :. N"N -
aud December firm AZ ~ t'.t Hops nj Lon'oh-Ne"'''
There Is nothing onsr.ng. .,,,,u,n
IoNpoN oct -. p NJ Produce kclhe' he'tN -.
9l6t as ll.l6d per gallon. SPIRITS OF Iuipc"Nue' $50
n.rc Al
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THE POETICAL WORKS OF SIR WALLER
SCOTT

Revised, corrected, and ted, with notes and eommen
tsres. BY wM. j. RoLFE, Editor Of the "Studen,s
Series Of Classic Poems" Students Shakespeare etc
vol. svo. with $50 illustrations. Beveed boards
Full gilt $40. Half calf sl3 Tree calf or full morocco
sl6.
The and only correct edition In England and America
OF SCOTS Poems 1t contains all The original ins'ra
made separate poems, at cost OF upwards
Of t2o,o0o, besides many others especially added LOT This
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Glaciers
L.i,ii0cn0 Noucs5

TnE AMERICAN ENcHANGg NATIONAL BANK.(
NRw-YoHk, oct. %. lSs1.
T. q meeting Of tho Board of DIrcC tors held
n mi, dav dvidrnt OF three aud e-alf . ~ per cent
an Tie capital declared payable November st
prUN. t,..,.. ,..-..,
Der 4th, proN hp" AhD b"NN9 'aShier
TuF DENVER AID RIO OR WIDE RAILROAD COMPANi.(
DKNyER.. COT. october II, 1887.
COUPON No 81. due November J, 1897. of
Tho first mortgage bonds OF and Rio rande
Railway on pany will De paid date by the
Fourth Nation al Bank OF New.l ork
j. W. GITLULY, Treasurer.
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THE POPULAR
SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR NOVEMBER.

CONTENTS.
THE ECONOMIC DISTURBANCES SINCE 1873 '. By
IiOn. David a. Wells. LID. Del
AG ASSN AND EVOLU IION. BY Professor joseph &c
sPFCiALIZATIoN IN SCIENCE. BY Professor g. II.
1heOlor Elmer ...
FOOD AND FIBRE PLANTS OF THE NORTH AMER
loan INDIANS. by j. - NcwDcrrY.
SCIENCE AND REVELATION. BY Professor g. g.
Stokes PRS
ASTRONOMY WITH AN OPTRA-GLASS The stars OF
Autumn By Garrett T. SeGv,sS UIlus'ratedD
ABOUT THE WEDDING EING. by -. Il. McAnally.
TIE CHEMISTRY OF OYSrENFArrENING." BY
". q. Atwaier.
Freiork \ FcTualh.
a Kitchen COLLEGE. Bv II. BroOke Dawes.
WHAT AMERICAN IOOID6ISlS HAVE Don FOR
kNOiT ZION. II Rv Professor Edward Morse
THE UHHEALIHt ILLNESS OF EASEMENTS. By W.
sKErcH OF tIiE>TEE =. LYMAN. twltn Por,rA.tJ
EKESPON.ENCk.
EDII0Ks TABLE: science in H4rness.-A Further Ad.
LITERARY NOTICES.-PoPULAR MIsCELLANY.-
NOTES.
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JUAN AND JCANITA.

BY FRANCES COURTENAY BAYLOR,
Auth0f Of " On Both Sides" Square Quarto. With
many illustrations by Henry Sandman. 81 30.
This story OF woodland and mountain and prairie ad
centuries 10 fun OF excitement and give
great delight all readers, and particularly young
peops.
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es'4 or. o51Ta,y e. ZIG a iT 81
The speculative marct started with decline Of two points
and closed steady at virtually the openng figures LIVER
pool adycrs Indicated slight reduction. SAFES 9"oVo
l.1.a
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Financial.
financial.
Gold Mines For Sale.

FIVE patented COLL mines in IN Gilpn County
60 orado wi hin half mile Of central cry anG Black Hawk
railroad aud within 200 warts o public steam uamway
hauling ore from mum rons mines In tho vicinity to the
mills Black Hawk. OF tho mines 3lcraDlY
Developed the others Just sufficiently entitlo the
plny T. : Patents. which have bren granted The fscil
lies unusually 200 for economical working throughout
The company IA ont Of debt bul has money 10
The prppc tr and composed of unable 10 furnish
the capital sufficient 10 provide machinery work the
prnncv. Tho cptsl stock OF the 10000 shares
q share been chiefly
the property. and Of this number the undersigned
others 21.22H shares. They Will within 30
avs thi, date sell ~ tho 27229 shares for
- per share AL OF them for fOOO)O This property
situated one Of the richest and actively
work-d gold fields Ia tho world the price Tor which
controlling interest offered worthy Of the immediate
at OF investors Apply TO CHARLES H. POPE, jlJ
North Nam ct. II. LOUIS Mo-
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GUATEMALA THE LAND or THE QUEIZAL.
WILLIAM T. BRIGHAM VII. 70 tanpage and ma.
merous text illustrations. svo -.
Nh Brighan's work on Guatemala is fresh interesting
.ubssnt a. important 1t wide range-thc PEG
PIE AMI the arcit ctue OF the
present AMI past the climate prou- natural scenery
mineral and the flora and fauna Of tn ting
but httle-knOwD County.
SLTH's BROTHERS WIFE.
a study of Life in the Greater NevYork BY HAROLD
IREDEEIC. l2ro 81 %.
rural community Northern New.York is the scene Of
MI novel which has attracted much favorable
comment while appearing sera.y IN scrbners Eagazine
Tie characters drawn with veor ingenious plot and
an abundance incidents giving tie story movement amt
vital y.
FAMILIAR STUDIES OF MEN AND BOOKS.
By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. l2mo. II 20.
These essays ar. on variety subJects-Hugo Whitman.
ToIoau Burns Pepy- &cand marked by the same ill.,
of style and and subtety Of thought HAT
o,aIac, rize the authors other works.
FRAU WlLHELMINE.
The concluding Part the Buchholz Family. BY JULIUS
s:iNDE Uniform with Parts one and Two. l2mo, 81 -.
Every one who enovel the first two volumes Of tie
'Buchboly Family viii possess ts third part IN
which concludes lis nimitable studies OF middle
class German life.
STORY OF THE GOLDEN AGE.
Ey Prof JAMES BALDWIN. With y fuLpase ilustra
tons by Howard Pyle. square l2no 81.
The ancient Greek myths and legends are tie material out
Of which Professor Baldwin has constructed consecutive
narrative for people and OF true liter
ary value Mr. Pyles illustration. drawn with his ac
cusomei spirit and in perfect harmony with the beauty
o. the story.
THE MOpERTvIKINGs
stories sport in the NorselAnd. By Prof.
HJALMAR H. BOYEsEN. with ~ fallps illustrations.
l2mo 81
Prot Boyesens stories breathe healthy, Or2cng atmos
pheIe They present Interesting phases OF adventurous lie
and sport among daring amt hardy aces and Will be vel.
coined by every boy
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